Kearney, MI is a small rural town located in Newaygo County. The local education system serves about 4,000 students and has a strong commitment to quality education. It consists of several public schools and a few private schools which provide a variety of educational opportunities. The district has excellent ratings from the Michigan Department of Education, with many schools receiving A or B grades from the state. The curriculum focuses on rigorous academic standards, preparing students for college and careers while also offering extracurricular activities such as athletics and fine arts. Additionally, the district offers an array of resources including counseling services, special education programs, and career/technical education courses that help students develop skills necessary for success outside of school. With its strong commitment to excellence in education, Kearney is an ideal place for families looking for quality schooling options in a rural setting.
Kearney schools spend $10,650 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 21 pupils per teacher, 0 students per librarian, and 440 children per counselor.